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Is it possible to import into Keynote a .txt file with the structure of the presentation, such that Keynote recognizes this structure and automatically converts it to individual slides?
And: If this is possible, how do I get this done?
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 14.5
Keynote does not support what you want to do from an import standpoint.
It might be possible to use Keynote's AppleScript dictionary to write code that processes a structured text file and constructs slides based on that content. Too ambitious for my available time though…
Keynote does not support what you want to do from an import standpoint.
It might be possible to use Keynote's AppleScript dictionary to write code that processes a structured text file and constructs slides based on that content. Too ambitious for my available time though…
Keynote - How to import txt-file with structure presentation at once?
